January 2, 20233 yr I am playing around with Unraid. Got things working okay. I am coming from Windows and NTFS, which I understand and have a mastery over. I know nothing about linux file systems. I chose to use encrypted xfs for my testing. I want to create shares with limited access to only the accounts I create and assign. This means security - Private SMBTestUser - Read\Write When i check the permissions on the share in file explorer, I see: computername\nobody - Allow - Full Control (This folder only) Unix Group\users - Allow - Full Control (This folder only) Everyone - Allow -Full Control (This folder only) Then when I create a file, that file has: computername\SMBTestUser - Allow - Read\Write (This folder only) Unix Group\users - Allow - Nothing Selected (No deny) Everyone - Allow - Nothing Selected (No deny) Why is it that "Everyone" and "Nobody" each have full control on the share top level folder? Where can I read an explanation of these permissions?
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